9 vetted sitters offer dog boarding in and around Highland Park (1 in Highland Park itself) · from $30 per night · median $42. In-home dog boarding, not a kennel: your dog stays overnight in a vetted sitter's home with the routine, walks and attention of a family pet. Sitters list how many guest dogs they take, whether they are home full-time, which sizes they accept and how often potty breaks happen.
Care details across these sitters: 7 of the 9 are home full-time; 1 can give oral medication, 2 accept giant breeds, 4 also take cats, 1 handle multi-pet households.
5.0 (1)
Highland park, IL · 1.5 mi from the centre
K9s rule
from $75/night
5.0 (1)
Prospect Heights, IL · 9.3 mi from the centre
Xl backyard
from $30/night
5.0 (1)
Morton Grove, IL · 10.4 mi from the centre
Enrichment & Personalized Care
from $42/night
5.0 (1)
Arlington Heights, IL · 10.9 mi from the centre
Experienced pet sitter
from $49/night
5.0 (1)
Skokie, IL · 11.1 mi from the centre
animal lover
from $30/night
5.0 (1)
Evanston, IL · 12.3 mi from the centre
Animal Lover 🫶🏽
from $30/night
5.0 (1)
Elk Grove village, IL · 14.3 mi from the centre
Veterinarian
from $30/night
5.0 (3)
Chicago, IL · 14.3 mi from the centre
I'm a stay at home mom with my d
from $50/night
5.0 (1)
Chicago, IL · 14.6 mi from the centre
Experienced Pet Caregiver
from $55/night
Choose a boarder near you, check their home details and reviews, and send a request with your drop-off and pick-up dates. Most sitters offer a meet-and-greet first. You pay securely in the app and get daily updates during the stay.
SitterNation sitters offering dog boarding in and around Highland Park list rates from $30 per night; the median is $42 and most charge between $30 and $50 per night (as of 2026-10-22, 9 sitters). Owners pay an 11% service fee capped at $50 per booking; sitters keep 100% of their rate.
9 SitterNation sitters offer dog boarding within about 15 miles of Highland Park, 1 of them in Highland Park itself.
Yes. Every sitter completes identity verification, a safety course with a quiz, and a profile review by the SitterNation team before they can accept bookings. Reviews on sitter pages come from pet owners after completed bookings.
1 of the 9 sitters can give oral medication. Look for the "Gives medication" badge on the sitter cards above.
7 of the 9 sitters are home full-time, so your pet is not left alone during the day.
2 of the 9 sitters accept giant dogs (Great Danes, Mastiffs, Newfoundlands and similar).
Each sitter sets their own requirements; most ask for current rabies and DHPP, and many ask for Bordetella. You can upload vaccination records to your pet's profile so the sitter sees them before the meet-and-greet. See our guide on what shots dogs need for boarding.